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Lavagnini (born 6
September 1889 in Cortona; died 27
February 1921, Florence) was an
Italian communist syndicalist and activist.
Spartaco Lavagnini was...
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Renata Lavagnini (born in 1942 in Palermo) is an
Italian Neo-****enist and
Byzantinist and a
professor of
Modern Gr****
language and
literature at the...
- Analysis.
Pacific Grove:
Brooks Cole. p. 1039. ISBN 978-0-495-01201-6.
Lavagnini I,
Magno F (2007). "A
statistical overview on
univariate calibration,...
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Prato Viale Filippo Strozzi (around the
Fortezza da B****o)
Viale Spartaco Lavagnini Piazza della Libertà (with
Porta San Gallo,
Triumphal Arch of the Lorraine...
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Italian Senate Marino 0.00929% 14 62,330
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candidate Severino Lavagnini [it] was elected, but the
defeated House of
Freedoms candidate won a seat...
- 1976-1986:
Herbert Hunger (President); André Grabar, Paul Lemerle,
Bruno Lavagnini,
Anastasios Orlandos,
George Ostrogorsky,
Steven Runciman,
Andreas Xyngopoulos...
- 29–30. Kitzinger, Mosaics, 42ff. For the text of the inscription, see
Lavagnini, "L'epigramma." Kitzinger, Mosaics, 35ff. Kitzinger, Mosaics, 66. Kitzinger...
- then with the
murder by the
Squadrismo of the
communist leader Spartaco Lavagnini,
Berta was
riding his
bicycle on a bridge,
where he was
identified by...
- has been
finalised for
completion at the end of 2023, with new
stops at
Lavagnini, Poliziano, Parterre, Libertà,
Cavour and
Piazza San Marco.
There will...
- 140..117H. doi:10.1016/0375-9601(89)90503-3. Marini, C.; Chermisi, D.;
Lavagnini, M.; Di Castro, D.; Petrillo, C.; Degiorgi, L.; Scandolo, S.; Postorino...
